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Thurid«y. May 31, 1973
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
m| THRir
ay
e Kin.;;-
will bt'
covorod
T l>. m.
church
f'ciation
■I Scout
luntain,
y.
' ;)rosi-
7ouncd.
; a rea
m Cad-
:»sbytc»r-
u* day
Lip will
Mrs.
ul Mrs.
Eng Child
Fiflh Generation
Mr. and Mrs. Rijbcrt W. Eng,
III, announce the birth of a
dait' I’ltc*, Tifany Diane Eng, Mon
day, May 4, Kings Mountain hos
pital.
Tifany Diane represents the
fKth generation in the ifamily.
She is the great-great griind-
daughter of Mrs. 'Nona B. Ford,
the great-granddaugihter of Mrs.
Mo/ell Fowler and the grand
daughter of Mrs. F'redia Grayson.
(Bride-Elect Jackie Woods Honored
i At Pantry Shower In Grover Friday Night
'Miss Jackie Woods, whose minis
wedding to Roger D. li^orter takes
place June 22, waa honoied at
tiiree tr dal paitiC.- lecom.^.
SUMMER YOUTH
PROGRAM
Mauney Memorial
Library
“To bring people and
books together.”
STORY HOUR
(ages 5-10)
Wednesdays at 10:30
Begins June 6
READING CLUB
(all ages)
Special Registration Cards
Achievement Certificates
Awarded
Begins June 1
' Mrs. Brenda Porter, Mj*s. Eff;e
M.ie Porter, Mrs. Pools Ilourr'i*
and Mrs. Clyde Horton enter-
' tainod together Salur 'ay ovrn'ng
in the h!n hall of Grov
er’s New Buffalo Baptist church
at a bridal shower.
, A color motif of pink featured
decorative details and refresh
ments. Pink punch was served
SI 'v 1 iK ’Vv'i an I
party pick-ups were also served
the 3.') guests who showered :Miss
Wood with m scellancous house
hold gifts.
The hrstes«oi presented Miss
Woods wUh a r«<nV
sage to pin to her party dress.
« 4> «
* lasi Tuesday
at David Bapti.st church fellow-
snip hall also honored Miss
wood •».
Entertain ng wara M*'*'. Delo-
Pat'''rv)n. A^rs. Lo’rso ^Mc-
P'vain. Mrs. Marguarit^ McKeeo,
Mrs. Sue Allen ani Mrs. Betty
Ho/.g.
1 no hride-to- e was given a
ncvelty corsage and showered
w t’l household gifts from the
guo "s.
A color note of p'nk w^s foa-
tiirod in 'V-oratlve details and
refrordimonts.
« « *
A nnd yellow color theme
'^'’♦”»'ed tho pantr/ shower in
honor of Miss Woods Friday
night by Mrs. Myrtle Horten who
entertained at Renn’s Cafeteria
I in Grover.
! The 'bride-to-be was given a
^ corsage of yellow mums and he
2S guests jhowered her with
groceries for her pantry.
Yellow and wh'te mums and
baby’s breath featured the ta'tle
centerpieces. Yellow punch was
«Tr\'od with cakes squares and
iVlake Reservations
* For Legion Dinner
I Mem*’ ers of the American Le
gion Auxiliary and their hus-
band.s will be honored by officers
: * jst l.>5 at a supixn* on June
•7lh, the regular meeting day of
the au.\il ary at 7 p. m. at the
American legion building.
iReservations should be made
by calling Mrs. O.angrel Jolly,
733-2110.
• nffr-’rq wi)) bo installed
after the ' uffet meal by I'nit
Picsidcnt Kli/aboth Stewart.
Deana Saunders
I's Honored
At Party
; D^'an’ Sair*.rlors, whn.se
iweddinf’ to Stove Ik>l] takes
place June IGlh, was honored
iTh'-rsday at a bridal oartv b^’ l
n the Bcthleliem Communiity
' Center.
( Entertaining togeth^'r were
Mrs. Krclda Ware, Mi.s.s Pam
Arr'''.vood and Mis.s Carol Ham-
bright.
I ■-'o presented the
br de-to-be with a corsage of
white carnations,
i Decorated cake .squares were
! served with pineapple and lime
•"un^h. nuts and mints from a
festive table.
TAXPAYERS ASK IRS
This column of (jueslions and per cent from the due date or
answers on federal tax matters the date of filing, whichever is
is prov.deJ by the local olfice of laier, is added to the reiund.
the U. S. Interna] Revenue i
Service and is published as a pui>-• ^
licsorvice to t.ixpa ers. Tiie col
umn answers questions most
frcqunenlly asked by taxayers.
Q. I’m sell ng some real es
tate in a few month.}, probably
at a big profit. 1 warn to spread
the payments I will receivi* over
s« vereal years to avoid one rig
lax ..ill. What should I do?
Bell Taps
James Putnam
The Kings Mountain Herald's
Want Ads Pay
Jame.s A. Pulnam has l;<H'n
name! traffic staff sinx'rvisor of
A.—You may u-e the in.stall- Southern Bell’s Gastonia area,
meni niCinod Oi reporting income ,'uinam will be lespons le foi
to rel.eve you m pa>.ng tax on the telephone calling, distribution
mcoine that you have not col- and load utilization of equipment
lected. Under thi.5 metluKl, you being installled in the new -1-A
include your gross incoxwe only crossbar loll switching office un-
the port on oi each coileclion der construction on West Second
that constitutes profit. If a »>ale avenue. When completed, this
riesutts ;n a loss, you nm . nut facil.iy will house long distance
#
dialing equipment
.\orih Carolina.
for western
a n iti\'e of (’h<*rry-
high school in 1949. Following
a tour in the U. .S. Air J-oreo, he
Bell's Directory
Denart'^^ent as r salesman and
was r"om'ied to supervisor ki
19G5. He hold various a.ssignrnents
>' *:h »easirT in
Charlotte prior to lx?ing transfer
red to Gastonia.
The Veterans
Coiner
Home Appliances Company
350 West Main St.
Gastonia, N, C.
Air Conditioner Stock
and Liquidation
1972 Models
Dealer Cost Sheet Plus
10 PERCENT
INCLUDES AREA DELIVERY AND SERVICE
Editors Ne.vs: Veterans and
and their Xamiliej are asking
thousands ox questions concern
ing th^, benef.is their Govern
ments provides for them thiough
the Veterans Administration. Be
low are some representative
queries. Additional information
may be boiained at any VA of
fice.
; Q.—My brother got addicted
to heroin but came out of the
service w.ih a good discharge.
His private clinic just went out
of business become the metha
done was slipp.ng. Would VA put
him back on methaJono or let
him go free.
i A.—-if he appears a'ble to make
it in a drug-free program, Va
, would let him try that. If ho fail
ed to rema.n drug free, he could
I receive methadone at a VA
I clinic.
Q.—I am a female veterans re
ceiving non • service connected
; pension. Can I claim my husband
i'.and as a dependent?
! A.- Yet. Contact your nearest
: VA officp for proper guidance.
Q.—My hus-jand has not chang-
• ed the beneficiary on his Nation-
I al Service Life Insurance Policy
since our marriage He says it is
not necessary as the insurance is
automatically paid to the wife Is
this so?
A. —This 's not true. Insurance
proveeJs are paid to the bene-
I ficiary last <les gnated in writing
by tho insuifxl. If none is desig
nated, or no designated benefi-
I c ary survives the insured, pro
ceeds will bo paid to the estate.
use the installment method.
In general you may use tiie
installment method foi' the sale
G. real e.slale il 1) llie buyer
agiees to make i»vo oi* more
payments in two or more of
your tax years and 2) the colleiv . .
tions, if you rece.vo any, in the
year of the sale do not exceed
.dl per cent oi tiio selling price.
You should make the election
to use the in-stallment method in
your tax return lor the year of
the sale.
For detail.-}, see IRS ru.)lica-
tlon 537, “installment and De- lie and his wife, the foimor
ferred Payment Sales.” Its Dorollr. .Seagle of Chorryville,
available free 1. ■ wilting your have two sons, J. Al and J. Wes
Internal district office. , Putnam. The Putnams reside on
Q. Last year I filed a with- ville.
holding exemption certificate *1^0
I wouldn’t have to have tax Active in community affairs,
withheld from my pay. Do I jhe Putnams belong to Saint John
have to file a new on<’ to b^, ex- Lutheran church, whore he is
empt from withholding Sunday school supei lntendent. Ho
year? helon'^^.s to ("''eiTwille lodge
A. Yes. Withholding exemp- 505 AF&AM, Oasis .Shrine Tern-
lion Certificates 1 Form W-4E) past Commander Cherryville
must be filed annually. So if you lodge American Legion post 100
d.d not owe any tax last year, ex-; and assistant Boy Scout master
ixjct to ewe none in 197.3, and file Troop .323. His hobbio are farm-
' a new Form W-l-E with your cm- ing and golf. j
ployer, you will be exempt from ^
income tax withholding through-1
out 1973. ^
Remember if lax has alrcadv , , , •
'lK>en withheld from your 197.3 FARM INCOME
pay, you must f.Ie a tax return accounted for 60 i>er c<*nl
nr xt year to have it rofundiHl. North Carolina's farm sales
Q. When wall I receive my jggj year, according to unofficial
refund check? estimates of the N. C. Agricultur-
A. It normally takes SjX j^xtenslon Service. .Sales of
weeks but it may take longei you Livestock and poultry accounted
mailed your return near the Ap- jq p^p mial recoipt.s.
ril 16 deadline. Delays will also jncome from hogs was up 43 per
occur if the return is incomplete ^ from cattle up 24
oin accurate. p^vp (^^t to lead the livestock
If you have not rec'eiv(*d
your refund or a letter explain
ing the reason for the delay
within 10 weeks after mailing
your return, contact your local
liRS otlke or wr.te the IRS office ■
where y('u filed your return. Give ■
, all details including your social*
sccuritf.' number, current address,
ani tho approximate date tlie re
turn was Lied. 1
Q. Does the Internal Revenue;
S<'rvice pay interest to the tax-i
payor when it is late in issuing a i
refund? 1
; A. Yes. However, the IRS has *
45 days from the due date of !
the return or the date of filing,,
wh chever is later, to issue a
refu.id without payment of inter-
lest. If it takes longer than that,
'interest at at annual rale of 61
They ve gof the diploma
and we’ve got the gift to
celebrate ill So, when you’re
looking for the perfect woy ’
to say congratulations, stop
in ond see us.
USE YOUR CHARGE CARD -
; s.dc\ Soybeans, which rose 62
per rent, and corn, up 45 per cent,
led the crops side in rate of
increase.
McGinnis Dept. Store
PHONE 739-3116
S. BATTLEGROUND
NOTICE
60 DAY aUARANRIi
Beginning June i
ALL DOGS. CATS & OTHER 4-FOOTED ANIMALS UNLEASHED
AND UNATTENDED AND OFF OWNER'S PR0;PERTY WILL BE
DESTROYED.
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